http://www2.ubu.es/hais2008/home.shtml
The 3rd International Worshop on Hybrid Artificial Intelligence Systems will be held in Burgos, Spain, in September of 2008. It is organized by the Applied Computational Intelligence Group (GICAP) of the University of Burgos.

Hybrid intelligent systems are becoming popular due to their capabilities in handling many real world complex problems, involving imprecision, uncertainty and vagueness, high-dimensionality. They provide us with the opportunity to use both, our knowledge and row data to solve problems in a more interesting and promising way. This multidisciplinary research field is in continuous expansion in the artificial intelligence research community. HAIS 08 provides an interesting opportunity to present and discuss the latest theoretical advances and real-world applications in this multidisciplinary research field.
Plenary Speakers:
Dr. Bogdan Gabrys - Bournemouth University (UK)
Dr. Francisco Herrera - University of Granada (Spain)
Dr. Xindong Wu - University of Vermont (USA)
Organising CommitteeGICAP Research Group

Posted: March 17th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://setn08.syros.aegean.gr/
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a dynamic field that constantly expands into new application areas, discovers new research challenges and facilitates the development of innovative products. Today?s information overload and rapid technological advancement raise needs for effective management of the complexity and heterogeneity of knowledge, for intelligent and adaptable man-machine interfaces and for products and applications that can learn and take decisions on themselves. AI can provide the methods and techniques to address these needs.

The Hellenic Conference on Artificial Intelligence is organised biannually by the Hellenic Artificial Intelligence Society (EETN). It has already been established as one of the most prominent forums for Greek and International AI scientists to present original and high-quality research on emergent topics of Artificial Intelligence. SETN 2008 highly encourages international participation.

The 5th Hellenic Conference on Artificial Intelligence (SETN’08) will be held in Syros, Greece on October 2-4, 2008. SETN’08 is organised by EETN, in collaboration with the Department of Product and Systems Design Engineering at the University of the Aegean. The conference aims:

to bring together researchers who work actively on the field of Artificial Intelligence, to support the exchange of opinions and the formation of new research groups and collaborations,
to disseminate original and highly-qualitative results of the Greek AI community and Greek research labs, fostering international collaborations,
to inform undergraduate and postgraduate students about the current state of affairs of AI research as conducted by scientists in Greece and worldwide,
to promote research results to companies and facilitate the development of innovative products.
The conference invites high quality, unpublished submissions on any area of Artificial Intelligence. Indicative areas of interest include:

Adaptive Systems
AI and Creativity
AI Architectures
Artificial Life
Autonomous Systems
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
Hybrid Intelligent Systems & Methods
Intelligent Agents, Multi-agent Systems
Intelligent Distributed Systems
Intelligent Information Retrieval
Intelligent/Natural Interactivity, Intelligent Virtual Environments
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, Logic Programming
Knowledge-Based Systems
Machine Learning, Neural Nets, Genetic Algorithms
Natural Language Processing
Planning and Scheduling
Problem Solving, Constraint Satisfaction
Robotics, Machine Vision, Machine Sensing
We are also interested in innovative applications of AI. Indicative application areas include:

Art
Assistive Technologies
Autonomous Vehicles and Robots
Engineering and Manufacturing
Entertainment, Computer Games, Storytelling
Marketing, E-Commerce
Medicine, Bioinformatics, Biomedical Informatics
Semantic Web
Intelligent Tutoring Systems
The conference proceedings will be published in the Springer LNAI (Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence) series

University of the Aegean

Posted: March 15th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://www.iita-conference.org/wmwa/
The Web represents a key driving force for a large spectrum of applications in which users interact with or within companies, organizations, governmental agencies, and educational or collaborative environments. User preferences and expectations, together with usage, content, and structural patterns obtained from the Web, form the basis for intelligent, personalized, and business-optimal services. Key Web business metrics enabled by proper data collection and processing are essential to run an effective business or service. Enabling technologies include data mining, scalable data warehousing and preprocessing, sequence discovery, real time processing, document classification, user modeling and evaluation models. Recipient technologies that demand for user profiling and usage patterns include recommendation systems, Web analytics applications, content management systems, and fraud or intrusion detection systems.

The inherent and increasing heterogeneity of the Web has required Web-based applications to more effectively integrate a variety of types of data across multiple channels and from different sources. The development of techniques and architectures for more effective integration and mining of content, usage, and structure data from different sources is likely to lead to the next generation of more useful and more intelligent Web applications. The WMWA 2008 workshop aims to bring together practitioners and researchers from both academia and industry in order to foster the exchange of ideas and the dissemination of emerging solutions for intelligent Web-based applications and content mining.

All accepted paper will be included in proceedings if they have paid for publishing fee, which will be published by IEEE Computer Society . All CPS conference publications are also submitted for indexing to EI’s Engineering Information Index, Compendex, (Elsevier http://www.ei.org/), and ISI Thomson’s Scientific and Technical Proceedings, ISTP/ISI Proceedings, and Current Contents on Diskette (ISI Thomson http://www.isinet.com/). IEEE conference publications are not indexed in ISI Thomson’s Science Citation Index (SCI), a journal index, nor are they cited in ISI Thomson’s Journal Citation Report (JCR). ISI Thomson does not currently index CD-ROMs, only print products.WMWA 2008 will be published by May, 2008

Outstanding papers will be included in a LNCS/LNAI Post Proceedings of PAKDD Workshops published by Springer after they have registrated and presented the paper in WMWA 2008. LNCS/LNAI Post Proceedings will be published by the end of November, 2008

Posted: March 13th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://
THEME OF THE CONFERENCE
The National Conference on Intelligent Computing Models (NCICM-2008) focuses on building primitive artificial intelligent systems. Intelligent systems are usually characterized by their ability to adapt to dynamic situations in uncertain environments. Intelligent Computing has emerged as one of the most vivacious areas in the field of Information Technology. It is a branch of the study of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Intelligent Computing research aims to use learning, adaptive, or evolutionary computations to create programs that are, in some sense, intelligent. Intelligent Computing research models either explicitly rejects statistical methods (as is the case with fuzzy systems), or tacitly ignores statistics (as is the case with most neural network research). In contrast, machine learning research rejects non-statistical approaches to learning, adaptivity, and optimization. Intelligent Computing, sometimes known as Synthetic Intelligence, is further closely associated with soft computing, scruffy AI, connectionist systems and cybernetics
The conference aims to disseminate innovative ideas in the new and emerging technologies in Intelligent Computing Models. It brings together researchers, academicians, students and industrial experts under a roof too. The plenary session has been arranged in the frontier areas like Image Processing, Data
Mining, Mobile Computing and Soft Computing Technologies.
RESOURCE PERSONS
1. Prof. S. Kuppusamy, Pondicherry University, Pudhucherry
Topic : Multilingual Computing
2. Prof. R. Murugesan, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai
Topic : Medical Imaging using intelligent Soft Computing
3. Prof. L. Ganesan, Alagappa College of Technology, Karaikudi
Topic : Intelligent Systems for Texture Analysis
4. Prof. Elizabeth Sherly, IIITM, Kerala
Topic: Intelligent System using Neural Network
5. Prof. A. Krishnamurthy, Bharathidasan Institute of Technology, Trichy
Topic: Art of Hiding information with Steganography
6. Dr. R. Uthayakumar, Gandhigram Rural University, Gandhigram
Topic: Applications of Fractal Theory in Signal Processing
7. Prof. A. Kannan, Anna University, Chennai
Topic: Web Data Mining and its Application
8. Prof. A. Tamilarasi, Kongu Engineering College, Erode
Topic: Data Mining using Ant Colony Optimization
9. Prof. R. S. D. Wahidabanu, Government College of Engg., Salem
Topic: Converging Techniques in Mobile Communications
10. Prof. T. Purusothaman, GCT, Coimbatore
Topic: Current Trends in Mobile Computing
REGISTRATION
Registration Fee:
Faculty Members/Research Scholars : Rs.950/-
Industrial Delegates : Rs.2,000/-
Registration fee will cover cost of the conference proceedings, working lunch and snacks. Due to paucity of funds, the participants are requested to make their own arrangements for their travel expenses and accommodation. The registration fee can be paid in the form of DD of any Nationalised Bank in favour of The Professor and Head, Department of Computer Science, Periyar University, Salem payable at Salem on or before 31-1-2008. The unregistered participants shall not be allowed for presentation. No spot registration will be accepted.
Accompanies of the delegate will have to bear an additional cost of Rs. 150/- per day per head towards food.
Accommodation
All the delegates are requested to make their own arrangements for accommodation. Plenty of hotels ranging from economic class to executive class are available in the city, which is of 8 kms away from the University.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
The conference proceedings would be brought out later by Narosa Publishers, New Delhi and it will be sent by post.
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission of full paper : 16-01-2008
Notification of acceptance : 25-01-2008
Final paper submission along with
Registration fee : 31-01-2008
CALL FOR PAPERS
The original papers relevant to the conference theme in the following areas are invited for submission.
Artificial Intelligence
Data mining
Digital Image Processing
Distributed Computing
Embedded Systems
Grid Computing
Machine Intelligence
Mobile Computing
Networking and Cryptography
Nano-Computing
Optimization Algorithms
Pattern Recognition
Simulation and modeling
Soft Computing
Theory of Computation
Two hard copies of the full paper of the original unpublished work must be submitted along with softcopy in CD on or before 16-01-2008 to the contact address. The authors are requested to strictly follow the format specified in the instructions; otherwise the paper will be summarily rejected. Papers will be peer reviewed and the selection will be communicated to the individuals on or before 25-01-2008. All accepted papers must be registered by atleast any one of the authors. The best among presented papers alone will be published in the conference proceedings.
DELEGATES PROFILE
Full time/part time Ph. D Scholars, M. Phil Scholars, faculty members, post graduate students and people from industry can attend this conference to discern innovative technologies in intelligent computing models.
Contact address:
Dr. K. Thangavel,
Professor and Head,
Department of Computer Science,
Periyar University,
SALEM-636 011. Tamilnadu, INDIA.
Phone(O): 0427-2345766 ? 241 (Extn), Mobile: 9486237009
E-mail: cspusalem@gmail.com
REGISTRATION FORM
NCICM-2008
February 21-23, 2008
Organized by
Department of Computer Science
Periyar University
Salem-636 011
Tamilnadu
INDIA
Name :
Designation :
Address :
Phone(off) : Res:
E-mail
Accompanying persons : Yes/No
Registration Category : Academic/Industry
Presenting a paper (Yes/No) :
If yes, title of the paper :
Details of Demand Draft : Registration fee: Rs.
D.D. No : Date:
Date:
Place:
Signature
Photostat copies of this form can also be used for registration

Periyar University, Salem-636 011, INDIA

Posted: March 11th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://aimsaconference.org
The AIMSA conference series has provided a biennial forum for the presentation of Artificial intelligence research and development since 1984. The conference, which is held in Bulgaria, covers the full range of topics in Artificial Intelligence and related disciplines and provides an ideal forum for international scientific exchange between Central/Eastern Europe and the rest of the world.

For AIMSA 2008, we would like to put the emphasis on the works on theories, experimentations, applications, and case studies that demonstrate in practice the added value and the impact of AI science, methodologies and techniques for the market, society, and culture. We believe that this vision of ?AI@WORK? truly reflects the original intention of AIMSA, a conference dedicated to Artificial Intelligence in its entirety but with a special emphasis on ?Methodology, Systems, and Applications?, as explicitly stated in its name. According to this vision, we will also pay special attention to works that ?cross the boundaries of AI?, i.e., works that demonstrate the influence of AI to different fields of research and different scientific communities, such as Software Engineering, Data Bases, Distributed Systems, Information Systems, Information Retrieval, Service Oriented Applications, etc.

TOPICS
The conference welcomes submissions of original, high quality papers in all areas of Artificial Intelligence, including but not limited to:

* AI in education
* Ambient intelligence
* Automated reasoning
* Computer vision
* Data mining and data analysis
* Data semantics
* Dialogue management and argumentation
* Distributed AI
* Human-computer interaction and AI
* Information integration
* Information retrieval
* Intelligent decision support
* Intelligent user interfaces
* Knowledge engineering
* Knowledge representation and reasoning
* Large scale knowledge management
* Logic and constraint programming
* Machine learning
* Multi-agent systems
* Multimedia systems
* Natural language processing
* Neural networks
* Ontologies (creating, linking, merging, reconciliation)
* Planning
* Robotics
* Semantic peer-to-peer and grid systems
* Semantic interoperability
* Semantic web for e-business and e-learning
* Semantic web inference schemes
* Semantic web services (description, invocation, composition)
* Social desktop and personalisation
* Social network analysis
* Tools and methodologies for multi-agent software systems
* Trust, privacy, and security on the web
* Visualization and modelling and AI
* Web-based technology and AI

All submissions will be subject to academic peer review by at least two members of the program committee. Selection criteria include accuracy and originality of ideas, clarity and significance of results, and quality of presentation.

For each accepted paper, at least one author is required to attend the conference to present the paper.

The best paper of the conference, as selected by the AIMSA 2008 programme committee, will receive the Best Paper Award during the conference.

Papers have to be submitted electronically. Details on the submission web site and procedure will soon be available on the conference web site: <http://www.aimsaconference.org>.

Papers should be written in English and should be no more than 10 pages, font Times 11pt. Authors are requested to follow the LNCS Style. The first page should contain the title of the paper, names and addresses of all authors (including e-mail, if available), an abstract (100-150 words) and a list of keywords.

Submissions should describe original research. Papers accepted for presentation at AIMSA 2008 cannot be presented or have been presented at another meeting with publicly available published proceedings. Papers that are being submitted to other conferences must indicate this on the title page, as must papers that contain significant overlap with previously published work.
Over lengthy or late submissions will be rejected without review. Notification of receipt and acceptance of papers will be sent to the first author.

PROCEEDINGS
The proceedings will be published by Springer-Verlag in their Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence subline of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series.

LANGUAGE
The official language of the conference is English

IIT - BAS

Posted: March 10th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://epia2007.appia.pt
The purpose of this conference is to promote the research in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and scientific exchange among AI researchers, practitioners, scientists and engineers in related disciplines.
As in the previous editions, the program will be prearranged in terms of workshops dedicated to specific themes of AI, invited lectures, tutorials, thematic panels and exhibit sessions all selected according to the highest reviewing principles. The program will include a doctoral consortium. The conference is devoted to all areas of Artificial Intelligence and will cover both theoretical and foundational issues and applications as well.

Posted: March 10th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://www.promoteresearch.org
Applications of AI
Artificial neural networks
Automated problem solving
Bayesian-based methodologies
Bio-informatics
Biometrics
Brain modeling
Case-based reasoning
Cognitive science
Collaborative filtering
Computational biology
Computational intelligence
Computer vision
Constraint processing
Data mining
Decision support systems
Distributed AI
Evolutionary algorithms
Expert systems
Fractals
Fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic
Game playing
Genetic algorithms
Hardware aspects of AI
Heuristics
Image processing
Information retrieval
Intelligent agents
Intelligent databases
Intelligent information fusion
Intelligent information systems
Intelligent networks
Intelligent software engineering
Intelligent tutoring systems
Intelligent user interfaces
Intelligent business
Knowledge acquisition
Knowledge discovery
Knowledge management
Languages for AI
Learning and adaptive sensor fusion
Machine learning
Machine translation
Medical imaging
Natural language processing
Neural networks and applications
Pattern recognition
Probabilistic reasoning
Remote sensing
Robotics
Rough sets
Search techniques
Self-adaptation techniques
Semantic indexing
Signal processing
Social impact of AI
Soft computing
Software aspects of AI
Speech processing
Statistical methods for AI
Steganography and digital watermarking
Swarm intelligence
Symbolic data analysis
Temporal abstractions
Text mining
Text processing
Uncertainty
Wavelets
Web intelligence

Posted: March 7th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://www.agi-08.org/
The field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) was initially directly aimed at the construction of ?thinking machines? ? that is, computer systems with human-like general intelligence. But this task proved very difficult, and so as steps in this direction, AI researchers focused on producing AI systems displaying intelligence regarding specific tasks in relatively narrow domains. In recent years, however, the situation has been changing. More and more researchers have recognized the necessity ? and feasibility ? of returning to the original goals of the field. Increasingly, there is a call for a transition from the current focus on highly specialized ?narrow AI? problem solving systems, back to confronting the more difficult issues of ?human level intelligence? and more broadly ?artificial general intelligence (AGI).?

Encouraged by the recent success of several smaller-scale AGI-related meetings, we have taken the initiative to facilitate the very first international conference on AGI. The AGI-08 conference will give AGI researchers the opportunity for presenting research results and exchanging ideas on topics of common interest. During the conference, we will also discuss the possibility of creating a new organization to promote and coordinate AGI research.

The conference is explicitly open to all the various techniques used in seeking to realize general intelligence ? for instance, symbolic, connectionist, evolutionary, robotic, mathematical, or integrative approaches (… or new approaches that the conference organizers have never heard of!). We are particularly interested in papers describing concrete, reasonably well-fleshed-out AGI projects ? meaning, research projects that

* are based on a coherent theory about “intelligence” as a whole
* involve a concrete engineering plan oriented toward implementing the relevant conception of general intelligence in a computer system
* have already produced some concrete results, either practical or theoretical

Posted: March 4th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://www.eng.auburn.edu/SCS-TM/ADS-2008.htm
Currently, there exist many agent conferences, as well as agent-based (social) simulation conferences. However, there are not many simulation conferences where agent and simulation technology are together a central theme. It is therefore that the ADS symposium fills a gap in the agent community as well as the simulation community.

The purpose of the ADS symposium is to facilitate dissemination of the most recent advancements in the theory, methodology, application, and toolkits of agent-directed simulation. Agent-directed simulation is comprehensive in the integration of agent and simulation technology, by including models that use agents to develop domain-specific simulations (this is often referred to as agent-based simulation), and by also including the use of agent technology to develop simulation techniques and toolkits that are subsequently applied, either with or without agents. Hence, agent-directed simulation consists of three distinct, yet related areas that can be grouped under two categories as follows:

Simulation for Agents (agent simulation): simulation of agent systems in engineering, human and social dynamics, military applications etc.

Agents for Simulation: agent-supported simulation deals with the use of agents as a support facility to enable computer assistance in problem solving or enhancing cognitive capabilities; agent-based simulation focuses on the use of agents for the generation of model behavior in a simulation study.

Through the theme of agent-directed simulation, the symposium will bring together agent technologies, tools, toolkits, platforms, languages, methodologies, and applications in a pragmatic manner. In this symposium, established researchers, educators, and students are encouraged to come together and discuss the benefits of agent technology in their use and application for simulation. It is a way for people to discuss why and how they have used agent technology in their simulations, and describe the benefit of having done so.

The theme of ADS’08 is based on the observation of the following premises.

The growth of new advanced distributed computing standards along with the rapid rise of e-commerce are providing a new context that acts as a critical driver for the development of next generation systems. These standards revolve around service-oriented technologies, pervasive computing, web-services, Grid, autonomic computing, ambient intelligence etc. The supporting role that intelligent agents play in the development of such systems is becoming pervasive, and simulation plays a critical role in the analysis and design of such systems.

The use of emergent agent technologies at the organization, interaction (e.g., coordination, negotiation, communication) and agent levels (i.e. reasoning, autonomy) are expected to advance the state of the art in various application domains. However, modeling and testing complex agent systems that are based on such technologies is difficult. Using agent-supported simulation techniques for testing complex agent systems is up and coming field.

To facilitate bridging the gap between research and application, there is a need for tools, agent programming languages, and methodologies to analyze, design, and implement complex, non-trivial agent-based simulations. Existing agent-based simulation tools are still not mature enough to enable developing agents with varying degrees cognitive and reasoning capabilities.

ADS 2008 will provide a leading forum to bring together researchers and practitioners from diverse simulation societies within computer science, social sciences, engineering, business, education, human factors, and systems engineering. The involvement of various agent-directed simulation groups will enable the cross-fertilization of ideas and development of new perspectives by fostering novel advanced solutions, as well as enabling technologies for agent-directed simulation.

Posted: March 4th, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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http://www.latece.uqam.ca/icfca08/
ICFCA’08, Universite du Quebec a Montreal (Canada), February 25-29 2008.

We call for scientific publications on theory and applications of Formal
Concept Analysis. Papers of up to sixteen pages may be submitted. All
submissions will be refereed, and the conference proceedings will be
published in the LNCS/LNAI series of Springer Verlag. Authors are requested
to follow the author instructions.

Formal Concept Analysis emerged in the 1980’s from attempts to restructure
lattice theory to promote better communication between lattice theorists
and potential users of lattice theory. Since then Formal Concept Analysis has
developed into a growing research field in its own right with a thriving
theoretical community and an increasing number of applications in information
and knowledge processing including visualization, data mining, analysis and
knowledge management.

The conference aims to unify theoretical and applied practitioners using
Formal Concept Analysis drawing from the fields of Mathematics, Computer and
Information Sciences, Software Engineering, Algorithmic Aspect, Linguistics,
and Knowledge representation. Other aspects are welcome.

ICFCA deals with the following topics

* Mathematics
* Computer and Information Sciences
* Software Engineering
* FCA theory
* Lattice Theory
* Data Mining
* Association Rules
* FCA-based Knowledge Representation
* Data Analysis
* Algorithmic
* Logics for/and FCA
* Lattice Drawing
* FCA and Software Engineering
* FCA Tools

The conference will be hosted at UQAM (Universite du Quebec a Montreal), Montreal, Canada.
For more details see http://www.latece.uqam.ca/icfca08

Important Dates

Sept. 14, 2007: Submission of abstracts
Sept. 21, 2007: Submission of papers
November 16, 2007: Notification of acceptance
December 7, 2007: Camera ready paper due
Feb. 25-29, 2008: Conference.

Organization
The organization of the conference is as follows:

General Chair:
Robert Godin, Universite du Quebec ? Montreal, Montreal, Canada

Program Chairs:
Raoul Medina, LIMOS, Universite Clermont-Ferrand 2, France
Sergei Obiedkov, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia

Program Committee:
Editorial Board:

* Peter Eklund, University of Wollongong, Australia
* Bernhard Ganter, Dresden University of Technology, Germany
* Robert Godin, Universit? du Qu?bec ? Montr?al (UQAM), Canada
* Sergei Kuznetsov, VINITI and RSUH Moscow, Russia
* Rokia Missaoui, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais, Canada
* Uta Priss, Napier University, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
* Stefan E. Schmidt, Technische Universit?t Darmstadt, Germany
* Gregor Snelting, University of Passau, Germany
* Gerd Stumme, University Kassel, Germany
* Rudolf Wille, Technische Universit?t Darmstadt, Germany
* Karl Erich Wolff, University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt, Germany

Program Committee:

* Mike Bain, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
* Peter Becker,
* Radim Belohlavek, Binghamton University - State University of New York, Binghamton, NY, USA
* Claudio Carpineto, Fondazione Ugo Bordoni, Rome, Italy
* Frithjof Dau, University of Wollongong, Australia
* Vincent Duquenne, ECP6-CNRS, Universite Paris 6, France
* S?bastien Ferr?, Universit? de Rennes 1, France
* Linton Freeman, UCI, California, USA
* Alain G?ly, Universite Clermont-Ferrand 1, France
* Joachim Hereth Correia, Technische Universitat Dresden, Germany
* Wolfgang Hesse, Philipps-Universitat Marburg, Germany
* Bjoern Koester, Technische Universitat Dresden, Germany
* Derrick G. Kourie, University of Pretoria, South Africa
* Marzena Kryszkiewicz, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
* Leonard Kwuida, Universitat Bern, Switzerland
* Wilfried Lex, Universitat Clausthal, Germany
* Christian Lindig, Saarland University, Saarbrucken, Germany
* Engelbert Mephu Nguifo, IUT de Lens - Universite d’Artois, France
* Lhouari Nourine, LIMOS, Universite de Clermont Ferrand 2, France
* Jean-Marc Petit, LIRIS, INSA Lyon, France
* Alex Pogel, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, USA
* Sandor Radeleczki, University of Miskolc, Hungary
* Camille Roth, University of Surrey, United Kingdom
* Jurg Schmid, Universitat Bern, Switzerland
* Selma Strahringer, University of Applied Sciences, Cologne , Germany
* Petko Valtchev, Universite du Quebec ? Montreal, Canada
* Serhyi Yevtushenko, Luxoft, Kiev, Ukraine
* Mohammed J. Zaki, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York, USA

Organisation Commitee:
* Robert Godin, UQAM, Montreal, Canada
* Petko Valtchev, UQAM, Montreal, Canada

Pavillon Pr?sident-Kennedy, 201, avenue du Pr?sident-Kennedy

Posted: March 2nd, 2001 under Computers: Artificial_Intelligence.
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